Sentence examples for a much more imposing from inspiring English sources

For one thing, it helps to start with a crusty Old Testament prophet, though Paul can be a much more imposing figure in this work than he was made to sound here by Ian Greenlaw.

The new father, Roger, was sounding surprisingly relaxed as he sat on a terrace with a panoramic view of Lake Zurich and talked about crossing a much more imposing body of water — the Atlantic — with his wife, Mirka, and their identical twins, Charlene and Myla.

Barry Zito, with a 19-5 record, Mark Mulder (16-7), Tim Hudson (12-9) and Cory Lidle (8-9) form a much more imposing postseason rotation than any combination of the Yankees' inconsistent starters: Roger Clemens (11-5), Mike Mussina (16-8), David Wells (15-7), Andy Pettitte (8-5) and Orlando Hernández (7-4).

But even with these teases, one wonders why Sherwood doesn't more highly value Etienne Capoue, a much more imposing midfield presence who looked like the strongest player on the pitch at points early this season, albeit briefly before suffering an injury.

Much more imposing is a wine from Kendall-Jackson's impressive Single Vineyard Series, the 1996 Buckeye Vineyard cabernet sauvignon.

Roddick looked sluggish on occasion on that humid evening -- as if his busy hardcourt summer might have been catching up with him -- but he was much more imposing yesterday on a sunlit yet cooler afternoon.

With an ace like Lee, the Rangers will be much more imposing than they were in the late 1990s, when the Yankees stormed past them three times on their way to championships.

The slight imbalance in Rangers' favour was reversed almost from the start of the second half, when the home team became much more imposing in forward areas, maintaining a presence long enough and threateningly enough finally to secure the equaliser.

But Santana, despite an ordinary second half, is a two-time Cy Young award winner who would make the Yankees much more imposing to the champion Red Sox.

Liriano is much more imposing.

If Boone settles down, the bottom of the order is much more imposing.